The lotus root is a vegetable that looks beautiful when sliced, and can be used in many different Japanese dishes. It is healthy, tasty, and becoming much more popular in America.
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Make apple daifuku mochi, a tasty dessert extremely popular in Japanese food culture, in the comfort of your own home with our easy-to-follow recipe and video plus cooking tips to help you become a pro in no time at all.
Adzuki beans are red beans that are often used to make sweets and desserts in Japan. But adzuki beans are also very healthy, nutritious and provide a great deal of health benefits.
Soy and butter combine to deliver a savory flavor punch you will not soon forget with our easy-to-make authentic Japanese recipe for butter sautéed spinach and egg scramble that you can make from scratch right in your home kitchen.
Crispy Tempura 3 Kinds made with shrimp, shiitake mushrooms and fresh asparagus is just waiting for you to prepare it at home. This easy-to-follow recipe and video includes cooking tips and other creative ideas.
Ekiben is a great lunch option while traveling, as there is a wide variety to choose from at train stations all over Japan. Whether you want fresh sushi, onigiri, or even a hot meal, you can't go wrong with picking up an ekiben during your layover!
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If you ever get tired of your usual dressing, try making these Japanese-style dressings. They will be a great addition to any dish!
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If you ever get tired of your usual dressing, try making these Japanese-style dressings. They will be a great addition to any dish!
Add Creamy Wafu Dressing to enjoy salmon with a Japanese taste! This dish can be a nice starter, or main dish.
If you ever get tired of your usual dressing, try making these Japanese-style dressings. They will be a great addition to any dish!